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1y ago
I don’t think build time from `clean` is the right metric. A developer is usually using incremental compilation, so that’s where I want the whatever speed I can get. Nobody likes a 5m build time, but that’s a very old slow chip!
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1y ago
To me just posting this long list is spreading FUD. It mixes voluntary user actions, like submitting forms and “query parameters”, with things like “WebGL fingerprint” which we agree is evil sneaky fingerprinting. I agree tracking is a seri
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1y ago
Incredible. Reading HN pays off again. Thank you for sharing. The link is to a book by a PhD neuroscientist investigation the scientific basis for shaken baby syndrome.
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1y ago
Compromise implies both parties give something. Can you explain what that is on the company’s side?
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1y ago
> in reality Apple would still lockdown their gadgets and just write the software themself if no permissive licence [were] available This is a common opinion, but seems uninformed to me. The free code helped them get started. They are Go
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1y ago
A short search lead to this SE post [1], which doesn't answer the "why" but says "if" is just syntactic sugar that turns into `ifThenElse`... [1]: https://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questi
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1y ago
By RIIR you mean “Rewrite it in Rust”? I looked it up because I was hoping to get something more substantive from the post, but that’s all I could find.
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1y ago
> and refused to update their prior when they lost money day after day The market takes money from people with incorrect beliefs about economics and gives it to people with correct beliefs. ~~What is the problem here?~~ On second read, I
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1y ago
The power comes from the ease with which you can adapt your workflow to varying requirements. If this description doesn’t cover areas you need to work in, forget it. An example: you need to do a bunch of work in a pipeline, but at one point
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1y ago
What can I say, super instructive about what to expect when you start making inquiries about a state apparatus with lots of power. It also shows the need to make meticulous notes about everything and hold the state to telling the truth (as
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1y ago
If you make it far enough, you get to the part where they talk about what they are going to do about it. > I’m looking forward to exploring all of these issues over the next few months in writing, in engagements with the public, and by o
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1y ago
> My lovely wife ([…] who believes I have adult ADHD) is supportive of my journey, and has no qualms becoming the only breadwinner of the family. Some advice for the OP: 1. Don’t give up working. IMO, a job provides structure to the ADHD
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1y ago
Had to laugh at #4… that’s where I thought we were now.
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1y ago
Apple has resisted pressure from law enforcement in the past. That gives me a real reason to believe that they will not fold in the future.
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1y ago
What? It’s the 80s not the 50s. Hand me downs might have been a cultural thing, but “average” people weren’t wearing them out of necessity. I think you’re conflating a culture that did not see everything as disposable with a lack of wealth
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1y ago
I really want to know how this could have passed CI testing. (Comments blame it on UCRT, not .NET but… that doesn’t matter much to me.)
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1y ago
Amazing BS policy, even people on Hacker Hews don’t know this approach.
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1y ago
People pay to go to school where there are teachers that “make you work”. Some people claim it’s gatekeeping or access to the brand name of the school, but I think it’s more than that. Most of them know they won’t read the (text)books and l
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1y ago
Parents let them.
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1y ago
I hope you explained your feelings to an administrator. In the US, they would be completely clueless.
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1y ago
Talk to an architect. (The kind that designs buildings, not software.) Last I knew a decade ago there were already early adopters from that field making daily professional use of VR. Mostly for showing clients the concept, I believe.
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1y ago
Article quotes a 10-15% improvement in FPS for some popular games. I’ll wait to invest the time until this is actually a game changer instead of just hype.
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1y ago
C.f. Private equity entrance to the veterinary market. Were they all really distressed? The issue is valuation of company vs underlying assets, isn’t it? Distress is one way, but a solid company not squeezing all of the value out of its cus
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1y ago
> You would think medicine would be evidence-based (…) Your comment sounds like it refers to the front line contacts with the patient. It has been a while, but my own experience was that (1) the studies I wanted to see did not exist; (2)
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1y ago
> They operate under a delusion that students are desperately interested in everything In the US, students are the paying customers. The consequence for not learning everything is lowered skills available for the job market (engineering)
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1y ago
I believe it was edited on the release date given.
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1y ago
It would be more helpful to me if you said something about why you recommend it. Like: what’s different from just “the rust programming language” (which is obviously not a beginner text, just trolling).
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1y ago
> literate programming is telling me what I already know Referring to specific literate programs would make this comment easier to believe. Even my very first literate programs avoided this trait, so I really cannot relate. It sounds lik
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1y ago
Related but not the same at all, Racket has a 2D syntax (add on mode) that gives a different way to program tables where the output depends on two different inputs. https://docs.racket-lang.org/2d/
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1y ago
The report is horrifying, but in the current US political climate it is very hard to see how a government agency could undergo any positive cultural change. A quick search finds recent firings [1] and [2]... who would lead a change? [1]: h
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